Would liquid air have the same properties as liquid water and cause equal (corrosion) damage and risk when SPILLED on a circuit BOARD?Liquid air from what I understand would be just as bad, becuase it will sit in your computer, and the water will touch the components... It may not cause as MUCH damage as a person spilling a glass of water on it, but eventually, it might lead to damage...

[glb]Flame[/glb]Actually, it seems to dry much faster than water.Thats because is contains oxygen......and not hydrogen

......water...........From that I will assume that spilling liquid air onto hardware is harmless?Yes..........did you read the label on the can maybe the title give it away Liquid air ....... I was warned that I should not tilt the can because OTHERWISE the liquid air would leak out. I assumed that this was hazardous. Liquid and electronics do not always match.

Also, it does not say on the can that it is harmless.

Thank you for the response, though.

If I ever leak liquid air again on any part of the system, I have absolutely nothing to be worried about ?